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Chapter 55 — The Pack Begins to Whisper

作者: kohaku
last update 公開日: 2026-07-04 13:24:20

The main hall erupted into chaos the moment the howls faded.

Servants scrambled back from the cracked altar as if the stone itself might bite. Warriors turned instinctively toward Darius, hands hovering near weapons, waiting for a command that had not yet come. Low-rank wolves whispered frantic prayers, their eyes wide with a terror that had no name.

Maera raised both hands, her voice cutting through the panic with practiced priestess authority.

She commanded silence.

She claimed the sounds ben
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    Cassia woke to a room that no longer believed her.For the first time in her life, no one rushed to comfort the future Luna. The healers checked her pulse and breathing with clinical detachment. Their eyes lingered on the cracked bracelet at her wrist, but their faces remained guarded.They did not look at her like someone sacred.They looked at her like evidence.Cassia tried to sit up, but pain shot from the bracelet into her arm. Her silver eyes flickered, then dulled to gray. The absence of instant obedience terrified her more than the physical agony.She searched the room frantically for Maera.Maera was not there.“Where is Elder Maera?” Cassia whispered.No one answered quickly. That silence told her more than any reassurance could.Galen finally spoke from the foot of the cot. His voice was flat as he informed her that Maera had been removed from ritual authority.Cassia went pale. Without Maera, she did not know how to keep Sera quiet.Darius stood near the cot with Galen, To

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  • The False Luna Has My Wolf   Chapter 80 — The Wolf Cannot Come Home Clean

    The word hung in the air like smoke.Stolen.No one moved. No one breathed. The healing wing had become a tomb of silence, heavy with the weight of a truth too simple to deny.For too long, the Elder Council had buried Mira’s pain under layers of ritual language. They had called it contamination. A curse. A necessary stabilization.Sera had destroyed every lie with a single syllable.A servant near the back whispered Mira’s name, not in pity, but in dawning horror. Healers stared at Cassia’s cracked bracelet as if it were a weapon. Warriors shifted their gaze toward the trembling lower door, hands instinctively resting on hilts.Even the elders lowered their heads. Not in belief yet, but in fear.The pack did not love Mira. Not yet.But they could no longer call her merely wolfless.Darius stepped forward, his boots echoing against the stone floor. His voice was calm, stripped of all Alpha command, leaving only absolute certainty.“Cassia Ashford’s Luna candidacy is suspended pending

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